Ground Penetrating Radar Omnidata Data Logger for EM61 or EM31 Sales

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Omnidata Data Logger for EM61 or EM31 Sales

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Radar finds unmarked graves from 110-year-old mining disaster - Knoxville News Sentinel
"There are people out here," graduate student Daniel Brock pronounced as he moved a ground penetrating radar device over the backyard of Owen Bailey, a 96-year-old retired Briceville miner. "We should get a good idea how many there are," Brock said.

S&T researchers help cemetery with ground-penetrating radar technology - Missouri S&T News and Research
Researchers from Missouri University of Science and Technology recently helped a Phelps County cemetery locate old grave sites dating back to before the Civil War. The project was initiated last year when the Corn Creek Cemetery Association Board began ...

Lead in long-unsolved art heist? FBI scours reputed mobster's property - msnbc.com
More than 20 agents, some wearing haz-mat gear, using ground-penetrating radar and bloodhounds descended on the Manchester home of Robert Gentile, 75, in connection the theft, which included three works by Rembrandt, a painting by Dutch painter ...

Estimated 1,000 more graves found - Montgomery Advertiser
In January, the preliminary ground-penetrating radar work performed at the cemetery showed there were about 5,800 burials at the historic African-American cemetery, which was originally meant to hold about 700 plots. But several months into the ...

Agents swarm home of reputed Conn. mobster believed to have information on Boston art heist - Brandon Sun
A lawyer for 75-year-old Robert Gentile (JEN'-tyl) says authorities searched Gentile's home in Manchester on Thursday under a new warrant allowing the use of ground-penetrating radar. The lawyer, A. Ryan McGuigan, says the warrant shows the FBI is looking ...